Posts Tagged ‘Greenville SC’

A friend of mine recently posted this story from Good Morning America to her facebook page and it served as a great reminder as to why I love Greenville and how far it has come in the last decade or so.

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Weekend/story?id=7774018&page=1

Having grown up in Greenville and going to college in the small college town of Clemson just 45 minutes down the highway, I always used to long to live in a “big city.” So, after college my wife and I moved to St. Louis. Read the rest of this entry »

Everyone’s impressed by social media and its impact on society. Advertisers and marketers have taken notice of the phenomenon, and are hurriedly devising ways to take advantage of this low-cost method of reaching highly targeted audiences. So can social media impact non-profits in a positive way? If results of a recent effort from Hill Mullikin and Safe Harbor are any indication, the answer is a resounding yes.

Safe Harbor, Inc. is a private, non-profit agency that provides safe shelter, a 24-hour crisis line and emergency services for victims of domestic violence in upstate South Carolina. They originally approached Cara Sanders Robb, Senior Art Director at Hill Mullikin, in the hopes of updating their identity and getting some design help with their collateral and website.

They received that help, and much more. Read the rest of this entry »

When we creatives talk about our work, we tend to throw the word “passion” about freely. This past week, I got a lesson in what passion truly means.

My firm had the opportunity to create a fund-raising campaign for Safe Harbor, a safe haven for victims of domestic violence in upstate South Carolina. I was charged with helping oversee the production of a video that would include interviewing over 40 “real” people who had volunteered to appear.

Our production schedule was challenging to say the least. Participants were scheduled 15 minutes apart. Few had any real briefing as to why they were here, and fewer still had any sort of on-camera experience. To complicate matters, we were working without a script. Truth be told, Read the rest of this entry »

We have always felt that Greenville was a special place now others agree.

The Reedy River in Downtown Greenville, SC

The Reedy River in Downtown Greenville, SC

Forbes.com: Real Estate
Affordable Places To Weather The Downturn
Helen Coster 11.12.08, 4:00 PM ETLast week, unemployment hit a 20-year high, rising to 6.5% over the month before.

Folks in Denver-area Adams County may fare better than others nationwide. Year-over-year job growth is 3.4%, thanks to a diversified local economy that includes aerospace, aviation and bioscience jobs. Homeowners pay a scant $1,536 in property taxes and enjoy some of the most affordable properties in the country.

Residents in Madison County, Ala., Pulaski County, Ark., Hamilton County, Ohio, and Greenville County, S.C. have a similar story. They’re within commuting distance to Huntsville, Little Rock, Cincinnati and Greenville, respectively, boast enviable job growth figures Read the rest of this entry »

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